Reframing Bollywood: Theories of Popular Hindi Cinema

Ajay Gehlawat

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Introduction: Reframing Bollywood Bollywood and its Implied Viewers The Bollywood Song and Dance, or Making a Culinary Theatre from Dung-cakes and Dust Can the Bollywood Film Speak to the Subaltern? Ho Naa Ho: The Emergence of a Homosexual Subtext in Bollywood Usage Problem: Simulation and Hyper-Assimilation in the (Crossover) Bollywood Film Conclusion: Traveling Bollywood Bibliography Filmography Index

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